von Neumann neighborhood

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The von Neumann neighborhood is a grid-based notion of adjacency in cellular automata and lattice models where each cell interacts only with the four orthogonally adjacent cells (up, down, left, right).

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instanceOf concept in cellular automata theory
local neighborhood structure
neighborhood (cellular automata)
canBeExtendedTo higher-dimensional lattices
contrastsWith Moore neighborhood NERFINISHED
correspondsTo 4-connectedness in digital topology
definedOn regular grid
square lattice
excludesAdjacencyType diagonal adjacency
generalizesTo von Neumann neighborhood of radius r
hasAdjacencyType orthogonal adjacency
hasAlternativeName 4-neighborhood
hasCardinality 4 (in 2D, radius 1)
hasDimension 2 (standard case)
hasFewerNeighborsThan Moore neighborhood (in 2D, radius 1)
hasGraphTheoreticInterpretation neighbors in the 2D grid graph
hasNeighborDirection down
left
right
up
hasRadius 1 (standard definition)
hasSymmetryGroup dihedral group of the square (D4) in 2D
inducesMetric Manhattan distance (L1 metric) NERFINISHED
inHigherDimensionsHasCardinality 2d (for dimension d, radius 1)
isCommonDefaultIn early cellular automata models
isIsotropicWithRespectTo Manhattan distance
isLocal true
isSubsetOf Moore neighborhood (for same radius in 2D) NERFINISHED
isTranslationInvariantOn regular lattices
namedAfter John von Neumann NERFINISHED
usedFor defining connectivity in grid graphs
defining local update rules in cellular automata
modeling diffusion on grids
modeling nearest-neighbor interactions
usedIn Ising model on a square lattice (nearest-neighbor version) NERFINISHED
cellular automata
discrete dynamical systems
grid-based simulations
image processing
lattice gas automata
lattice models
percolation theory NERFINISHED
reaction-diffusion cellular automata
statistical mechanics models
wasIntroducedInContextOf von Neumann’s work on self-reproducing automata

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Moore neighborhood contrastedWith von Neumann neighborhood